The newsletter for members of Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc. KILOWATTSEPTEMBER 2010 Candidates respond to energy questions pages 4-6

The people you send to Tallahassee and Washington will decide some critical energy

Clay Electric employees Eddie Higginbotham (left) and Kenneth Carlton inspect sev- issues...page 3 eral vehicles that will be offered in an online auction beginning next month. Clay Electric’s vehicle & equipment auction Clay trustee Angus will be an online event (Oct. 14 - Nov. 8) Hastings honored... lay Electric will offer its annual vehicle and equipment auction as page 2 Can online event beginning on Oct. 14. The bidding ends Nov. 8. Last year’s auction event was online, and was well received. Members can obtain in- Several items add- formation about the co-op’s ed to energy rebate auction items (vehicles, tools, program...page 2 office equipment and miscel- laneous products) by visiting George Gideon Auctioneers’ web site (www.ggauctions. com). The auctioneer is located in Zellwood, Fla. Their phone number is (407) 889-2211 and their email is Continued on page 6

SEPTEMBER 2010 KILOWATT/1 IN BRIEF... NEWSCLAY TRUSTEE HONORED... KILOWATTSEPTEMBER 2010 Clay Electric board of trustees VOLUME 41 NUMBER 5 member Angus Hastings was hon- KILOWATT is published six times a year (in Janu- ary, March, May, July, September & November) ored during a regional meeting by Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc., Highway 100 of the Florida Electric Coopera- West, Keystone Heights, Florida, as an informa- tional and educational service to its member- tives Assn. in Clearwater on Aug. owners. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $1 a year, to Clay 5. Statewide President William Electric members. Periodicals class postage paid at Keystone Heights, Fla. and at additional mailing Rimes presented Hastings with a offices. USPS 783-900; ISSN 1087-4747. flag that was flown over the Capi- BOARD OF TRUSTEES tol at the request of Congressman Meets Sept. 23 in Keystone Heights Allen Boyd, to honor Hastings’ at 12:30 p.m. service in World War II, and for Kelley Smith - President Palatka - District 2 his 35 years of service as NRECA Laura Dean - Vice President director for Florida. Hastings Angus Hastings with his awards. Keystone Heights - District 1 John Henry Whitehead - Secretary received a special flag certificate and the special flag, folded and Lake Butler - District 7 placed in a display box. He also received a hand-painted picture Susan Reeves - Treasurer Hawthorne - District 3 representing when electricity first arrived at the Hastings ranch. Carl Malphurs - Trustee Hastings served as president of the National Rural Electric Coop- Alachua - District 4 erative Association in 1981-82. He has served as chairman of the Robert Mullins - Trustee Starke - District 5 Florida ACRE program since its inception in 1966. He served as Floyd Gnann - Trustee chairman of the statewide Legislative and Public Affairs Commit- Middleburg - District 6 Cedrick Smith - Trustee tee for many years, and he has also served on the Cooperative Fi- Micanopy - District 8 nance Corporation’s board of directors. “It was truly an honor and Angus Hastings - Trustee an evening I’ll never forget,” Hastings said. “I truly thank Clay Fort McCoy - District 9 Electric’s members (in District 9) for electing me as their represen- Ricky Davis–General Manager & CEO Henry Barrow–Director tative on the board all these years.” Member & Public Relations Herman Dyal–Director SEVERAL ITEMS ADDED TO ENERGY REBATE PRO- Engineering GRAM... Several new items have been added to Clay Electric’s Chip Gray–Director Energy Smart Rebate Program to encourage members to use Human Resources Mark Maxwell–Director energy more efficiently. One new item is window film and an- Finance & Administrative Services other is radiant barriers. Window film will be rebated at $0.44 per Bruce McHollan–Director Information & Communication Technology square foot of glass. To qualify, the window film must provide a Howard Mott­­­–Director SHGC of < .45 with film applied to southern, western and eastern Operations Cheryl Rogers–Director oriented windows. Rebates for radiant barriers will be calculated Internal Audit as the conditioned ceiling area (not roof area) at $0.28 per square Bill Thompson–Director foot. The radiant barrier must be hung from the roof rafters and District Operations not placed atop the attic insulation in order to qualify. The co-op DISTRICT MANAGERS Derick Thomas–Gainesville & Lake City is also offering a $200 rebate for the installation of a heat recovery Tommy Tomlinson–Keystone Heights unit, which connects a heat pump to a water heater. There’s also Andy Chaff–Orange Park a $175 rebate offered for the installation of a heat pump water Jim Beeler–Palatka & Salt Springs heater. Applications for rebates must be made within 60 days of COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION the date of installation. For more information, call Clay Electric’s L. E. Horne - Manager of Communications Energy Services Division at (352) 473-8000 x8263. Wayne T. Mattox - Editor [email protected] CO-OP OFFERS EMAIL BILLING PROGRAM... With Clay eBill, co-op members can receive electric bill statements via email PUBLISHING, EDITORIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICES instead of getting a paper bill statement in the mail. The monthly CLAY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. email includes the bill statement as a PDF attachment and links to P.O. Box 308, Keystone Heights, Florida important information from the co-op. Clay eBill participants can 32656 Telephone (352) 473-8000 POSTMASTER: In using Form 3579, please give pay the bill online by clicking the “pay my bill” link in the email, key letter and mail to KILOWATT, P.O. Box 308, or utilize any of the co-op’s other payment options. Keystone Heights, FL 32656.

2/KILOWATT SEPTEMBER 2010 The General Manager’s Report Ricky Davis The people you send to Tallahassee and Washington will decide critical energy issues

ou can’t miss the fact this have learned over the years, de- area. Yis an election year, with the cisions made in Tallahassee and For state TV channels saturated with Washington can affect all of us, candidates, scores of campaign ads tout- through new rules and regula- we asked them if they fa- ing this or that candidate. And tions, new taxes, and a myriad vored allowing utilities to use the campaigns will only get of other ways, including even a diversified generation fuel more intense as the November our health care. mix (coal, natural gas, nuclear, general election date nears. The That’s certainly the case with renewables, etc.) to produce political pundits are offering energy. Over the years, a vari- electricity. The state has pushed up their opinions as well, in an ety of local, state and federal utilities into relying more on effort to sway us toward one fees and taxes have been added natural gas as a generation candidate or another. It’s really to consumers’ electricity bills. fuel. It’s cleaner burning than enough to make your head These fees and taxes have little coal, but if a supply shortage spin. or nothing to do with the cost occurs (due to a hurricane, for But make no mistake - this of generating power or provid- example), utilities would be is an important election sea- ing service. They just create hard pressed to keep the power son. Decisions we make in the revenue for the various levels flowing. The second question voting booth in November can of government. involves the imposition of a have far-reaching consequenc- The Florida Legislature will Renewable Energy Portfolio, es. Who we choose will deter- likely face some critical energy which would force utilities mine the amount of taxes we issues during its 2011 session. to obtain up to 20 percent of pay as individuals, the amount In Congress, lawmakers will their electricity from renewable of rules and regulations we likely face efforts to pass a energy sources, which are more face as business owners, and Cap-and-Trade bill, and may be costly forms of generation. even how much we’ll pay for asked to rein in the federal En- For the federal candidates, electricity in the years ahead as vironmental Protection Agency we asked them if they felt the consumers. (EPA) before it regulates carbon EPA should regulate green- It’s important that we know dioxide and other greenhouse house gases (rather than the positions of the candidates gases. These issues could have Congress), and their position come Nov. 2. We all have spe- a huge impact on the future of Cap and Trade legislation, cific issues that we use to judge cost of electricity, as well as the which would impose a cap on the qualifications of the can- price you pay for other forms carbon dioxide emissions and didates we intend to support. of energy. create a trading scheme for Some of us look at a candidate’s To help you sort out the posi- CO2 emissions credits. position on one issue, while tions of the various candidates We urge you to consider the others might judge a candi- to state and federal offices on candidates’ positions on these date’s position on multiple these energy questions, our issues, because the people you issues. Member & Public Relations send to Tallahassee and Wash- Participating in the electoral Department created four ques- ington will make decisions that process means we must be tions (two for state offices and will impact your cost of elec- informed, and we should know two for federal offices) and tricity in the years ahead. whether or not the people we sent them to the candidates We encourage you to vote on vote for are likely to look out facing elections in November. Nov. 2. Please, carefully con- for our interests when they The candidates that received sider the candidates and the travel to Tallahassee or Wash- the survey represent districts issues, and choose wisely. ington to represent us. As we within our 14-county service SEPTEMBER 2010 KILOWATT/3 Candidates respond to energy questions embers of Congress and the Florida We sent two questions to the incumbents and MLegislature will likely be considering some candidates of the U.S. Senate and House seats in important energy issues next year in Washington our North Florida service area, and two different D.C. and in Tallahassee. To help Clay Electric questions to the Florida Senate and House seats in members better understand the candidates’ our North Florida service area, and to candidates positions on some of these energy issues, we in the governor’s race. The questions, and the asked current elected officials and those seeking responses to those questions, are listed below. office to respond to two energy-related questions. Federal Questions: Question F1: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants to regulate Green House Gas emissions - including carbon dioxide emitted by power plants. The EPA’s rules would result in higher priced electricity for consumers and businesses across the nation. Knowing this, do you support the EPA’s efforts to regulate GHGs? Who should have the authority to regulate GHGs? Question F2: Cap and Trade legislation would impose a cap on the amount of carbon dioxide that industries can emit, and allow companies to buy and trade emissions credits. Cap and trade legislation would result in higher power costs and cause job losses. Knowing this, should the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives impose cap and trade legislation on this nation? State Questions: Question S1: For decades Florida utilities relied on a diversified mix of generation fuels (coal, natural gas, nuclear, etc.) to avoid supply interruptions due to storms, for example, and ensure power reliability. In recent years, however, the state has adopted policies which have forced utilities to depend more on natural gas due to its lower emissions. Do you support limiting the types of fuels utilities can use, knowing that this policy could lead to less reliable power generation and higher electricity costs for consumers? Question S2: There have been proposals in the Legislature to enact a Renewable Energy Portfolio, which would require utilities to obtain up to 20 percent of their generated electricity from renewable energy sources like solar, biomass and landfill gas generation. Renewable energy is a less cost effective form of energy generation and would lead to higher priced electricity for consumers. Knowing this, would you support a Renewable Energy Portfolio for state utilities? For candidates that Did Not Repond to the survey, DNR is indicated. U.S. Senate: Marco Rubio (R), DNR; Kendrick U.S. House of Representatives District 2: Meek (D), DNR; Charlie Crist (I), DNR. -Steve Southerland (R), challenger, QF1: I do not currently support the EPA’s effort to regulate Florida Governor: GHGs. Congress should set the rules and regu- -Rick Scott (R), QS1: I don’t believe in the gov- lations for the EPA and the ultimate authority ernment picking winners and losers in business should rest with Congress – the representative or the market place. I will support policies that body of the United States. QF2: I do not believe give utility companies as many energy gen- that Congress should impose the Cap & Trade eration options as possible while not adversely legislation. affecting Florida’s environment. Utilities need -Rep. Allen Boyd (D), incumbent, DNR the ability to employ a diverse means of energy generation in order to provide an affordable and U.S. House of Representatives District 3: reliable product. QS2: I support the development -Michael Yost (R), challenger, QF1: No, I do not. and implementation of alternative energy sources; With the status of our economy and how badly however, I believe that the market should dictate to individuals and businesses are struggling, more what degree it’s utilized by utility companies. As cost can be nothing but negative. Unlike Rep- we move toward energy independence, alterna- resentative Brown I care about the people, and tive energy will need to play an important role. I know how hard it is for some to just make ends believe the private market will continue to develop meet. Who should have the authority to regulate alternative energy sources, driving down the cost. GHGs? Each individual state. It is not a federal When alternative energy generation is no longer cost issue. QF2: No. prohibitive, utility companies will logically increase -Rep. Corrine Brown (D), incumbent, DNR its role in providing electricity to their customers. -Alex Sink (D), DNR U.S. House of Representatives District 4: -Troy Stanley (D), challenger, QF1: I do not sup- 4/KILOWATT SEPTEMBER 2010 port the EPA’s regulation of GHGs. The Florida Florida House of Representatives District 11: State Department of Environmental Protection -Elizabeth Porter (R), challenger, QS1: I am a is the only entity that should have the right to strong proponent of the free-market system. I regulate GHG’s in Florida. QF2: Absolutely not! believe that energy companies should be able to I have personally signed and support the No Cli- provide the best product for the best price to the mate Tax Pledge. consumer, especially in these dire economic cir- -Rep. Ander Crenshaw (R), incumbent, DNR cumstances. I prefer promoting the development of alternative/renewable sources of energy via U.S. House of Representatives District 6: incentives such as tax breaks from the state/feder- -Rep. Cliff Stearns (R), QF1: I strongly oppose the al government. QS2: No, for the same reasons as EPA’s attempt to regulate GHGs in what would stated above. I believe in the free market system likely be the most expensive and expansive envi- and believe the American people and American ronmental regulation in history. This action would companies can find the solutions to our energy give the EPA unprecedented regulatory control needs; but I believe in rewarding companies for over everything from power plants to automobiles their ingenuity, not punishing them via excessive and could cripple the domestic energy indus- regulation. try and our national economy. QF2: I have great -Rep. Debbie Boyd (D), incumbent, DNR concern that any cap and trade program would be rampant with fraud and abuse while achieving Florida House of Representatives District 12: very little actual measurable reductions in GHGs. -Rep. Janet Adkins (R), unopposed, DNR And without equivalent efforts by other nations, the U.S. stands to lose hundreds of thousands of Florida House of Representatives District 19: jobs. As a senior member of the Energy and Com- -Rep. Mike Weinstein (R) unopposed, QS1: I know merce Committee, I will continue to oppose any from my experiences with the JEA here in Jack- cap and trade legislation that would undercut the sonville how important a diversified mix of gen- growth and innovation our economy needs. erations fuels is to the efficient and cost effective -Steve Schonberg (D), challenger, DNR operations of your utility. I would not support a government mandate on the fuels you could use Florida Senate District 14: for generation. I support private market driven -Perry McGriff (D) challenger, QS1: In these tough solutions to the challenges we face. QS2: I would economic times we have to always consider the not support a Renewable Energy Portfolio man- impact of our decisions on the average rate-payer date for state utilities. I believe in the private in Florida. Working toward a reduction in the market to find the appropriate solutions to our amount of carbon emissions being produced is challenges. I would consider using limited incen- important for the health of our environment, but tives for research and development opportunities it should not come in advocating for a philosophy to work toward finding affordable cost effective of putting all your eggs in one basket or plac- alternatives. ing an undue economic burden on those already struggling to pay their bills. Maintaining diversity Florida House of Representatives District 20: in fuels and moving towards cleaner renewables -Rep. Bill Proctor (R), incumbent, QS1: No. QS2: is the key to a better, more sustainable energy No. future. QS2: Blanket mandates often lead to -Doug Courtney (D), challenger, QS1: My mana- unintended consequences. In this case, while the gerial background, (MBA Xavier University) goal is one that I support, the consequence would demands diversity in acquisition of limited be that consumers would ultimately bear a much materials. Confining oneself to a limited supply of higher cost on their electric bill. Renewable tech- anything increases costs as suppliers take advan- nology represents the promise of a cleaner, more tage of their position. I would support explor- sustainable energy future. Rather than dictating ing alternatives to just emphasizing one product mandates, we need to be flexible and focus on such as natural gas. The security of the Country incentivizing innovation that brings cost down. and the State rely on the conversion to renewable -Senator Steve Oelrich (R), incumbent, DNR energy sources. QS2: We can no longer be held hostage to oil or other finite fossil fuels. Ignoring Florida Senate District 20: the need to convert to renewable sources does not -Alan Hays (R), DNR make the problem of fossil fuels go away. Renew- -Eunice Garbutt (D), DNR able energy, like any new product, will be less ef- fective and more costly in the initialization stages. Florida House of Representatives District 10: But these costs will recede with more widespread -Rep. Leonard Bembry (D), incumbent, DNR use. Continued use of non-renewable sources of -David Feigin (R), challenger, DNR energy will increase cost more in the long run Continued on page 6 SEPTEMBER 2010 KILOWATT/5 Candidates respond to energy-related questions... than renewable sources will in the short run. If Florida House of Representatives District 22: we are going to mandate use of certain fuels we, -Keith Perry (R), QS1: No. We must keep all op- the legislature, should do our best to mitigate the tions available to the power generators. QS2: I costs. Tax credits or grants for the use of these would not support legislation allowing govern- sources of energy must be considered. ment to increase the already significant burden of electricity costs on consumers. Since Florida Florida House of Representatives District 21: is a unique key state in terms of its growth and -Rep. Charles Van Zant (R), unopposed, QS1: geographic makeup, however, it is important First, I do NOT favor limiting the types of fuels for legislators to closely analyze comprehensive a power generating supplier can use. I support alternative energy options, while understand- coal and natural gas plus nuclear. I also support ing their precise impact on the taxpayers, both development of solar and using the energy from short-term and long-term. If this legislation were the Gulf Stream which flows at a substantially to pass, I would try to add amendments showing constant rate 24/7. Harvestable wind in Florida the tax payer/customer the exact increase in cost. is almost nil except for a small area northeast of I would also demand an increase to be based on Leesburg. However, alternative energy is pres- actual cost, not theoretical assumptions based on ently more costly and federal regulations are now inflation, shipping and other unpredictable costs pushing energy suppliers away from oil and coal. in their analysis. Unfortunately, this means until alternative energy -Jon Paugh (D), DNR becomes economical, we will be forced by Wash- ington to use more natural gas, at a constantly Florida House of Representatives District 23: rising cost. QS2: When I ran and passed the Off- -Rep. Chuck Chestnut (D), unopposed, DNR Shore Drilling Bill in 2009, on the last day of Ses- sion, I received a message from the Senate saying Florida House of Representatives District 24: that they had the votes and were ready to take up -Dennis Baxley (R), QS1 and QS2: My answers and pass the bill on the Senate floor. However, in are no and no. This is not the time to run up order to do so, they wanted me to agree to attach energy costs. Our priority should be economic their proposed Renewable Energy Portfolio Stan- recovery and adequate low cost energy during dard as an amendment. I refused because their this economic recovery period. Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard would raise -Michael Hageloh (D), DNR every Floridians’ electric bill. Online vehicle & 3 p.m. sedan; 2003 Chevy S-10 4X4 ext Here’s a list of the vehicles that cab half-ton; 2004 Dodge W1500 equipment auction will be auctioned: Ram 4X4 (3); 2004 Ford Ranger 1980 Dun Ham 42’ semi- SWB (2); 2005 Chevy Impala begins Oct. 14 flatbed; 1999 Chevy C3500 HD, 4dr sedan; 2005 Chevy K1500 From page 1. Knapheide Utility unit; 2000 4X4 (2); 2005 Ford F550 (3); 2005 [email protected]. Chevy S-10 LWB; 2001 Chevy Chevy Colorado (10); 2005 Ford Photos and information on Lumina 4dr sedan; 2001 Ford Ranger LWB; 2006 Chevy Colo- each vehicle and other auc- Taurus 4dr sedan; 2002 Ford rado; 2006 Chevy Silverado; 2007 tion items will be posted on the Taurus 4dr sedan; 2002 Chevy Chevy Colorado 4X2. George Gideon web site begin- S-10 LWB; 2003 Chevy S-10 SWB ning on Oct. 14. The online (2); 2004 Dodge Intrepid 4dr auction will close the evening of Nov. 8. There will be an inspec- tion day for the vehicles on Nov. 5 in Keystone Heights (at the Delicious easy cobbler Fleet Service bldg.) from noon to 2 cans pie filling (any flavor) dish. Lay bread squares over filling. 6 slices white bread (w/o crust) Beat egg & mix into sugar, flour & 1 cup sugar butter. Pour over bread slices and 3 tbsp. flour bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes. 1 egg beaten Our thanks to Lora Bunce of Key- To learn you must love 1 stick melted butter stone Heights for providing this month’s discipline; it is stupid to hate recipe. correction. Proverbs 12:1 Spread pie filling into long casserole

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Owner financing avail. sq ft, 2 car open garage, 20x20 master comcast.net Akridge aol.com Sammons 386-972-2690 or bl_gamewarden@ bdrm $130,000. 386-454-4519 Howard LAKE ASBURY waterfrnt lot, Bush DR brush mower $500; DR weed eater hotmail.com Lee BERKLINE SOFA with pull out bed, Ct, ready to build on, cleared, filled & $150; Electric concrete mixer, never TIMESHARE Royal Floridian Ormond Berkline rocker recliner, Broyhill 2-pc graded. Bulkhead, double boathouse used, $100; Troy Bilt tiller, $100. cash Beach, FL studio, sleeps 4, $3000; china cabinet, Broyhill single dresser, & catwalks, electric lifts, jet-ski ramp, only, 352-546-3418 or 352-546-3156 or Timeshare Summer Bay Marco Island, Dura Wicker love seat, Dura Wicker lakeside has sod & sprinkler system. [email protected] Laughlin FL 3br/3ba asking $15,000; Timeshare Chair, Dura Wicker end table, all sea- $280,000, 904 264-4505 or miecdave@ YAMAHA Portatone keyboard piano w/ Royal Floridian Ormond Beach, FL foam swirl, must sell. 386-684-6304 comcast.net Duce memory stand, 14” D x 36”L, beginners 2br/2ba asking $7000; Metal detector, Taylor SAXOPHONE King Cleveland tenor, instruction book, 3 song books, exc mine lab x-terra, new, 352-468-1622 SENTRY fireproof safe 10”x13”, three case, reeds, cleaning tools, exc shape, cond., $45. 352-595-3375 or reball36@ White number combination, $50. 352-472- $800. [email protected] windstream.net Ball HOMES & lots in Lakeside Hills, lots 6436 Martin Giddens TOPPER alum, 8’, $600 obo; 12½ hp from $7900, homes from $98,000 owner. DODGE CO. hunt club has openings BANJO, Washburn, custom made, w/ B&S $150 obo; oval lounge patio chair 717-532-4882 Irvin for members, $900, deer & turkey, D turner keys, 5th string capo, extra $50 obo. 352-475-2960 Hicks JOHN DEERE mower, 17.5 hp, 42” campground & clubhouse 900 acres strings, picks, capo case w/ lock, $600. 1991 CHEV Trk 2/mtd lift all bkt, 40’ deck, like new, 904-318-8416 Algren 352-473-2417 or 352-318-0755 Douglas 904-264-6614 (h), 904-652-5836 (c) working hgt, diesel eng, P/S, A/C trk & 1968 CAMARO SS, 388ci roller motor, MEMORY CARD, horizontal, 8000 McGlothlin aerial unit in exc cond., 352-258-3883 alum radiator, 700R4, 373 Posi, blue w/ sewing machine, $600. 352-546-2048 PORT ORANGE home, a little S. of Floyd black interior, PS, PB, factory A/C car Storms Daytona, 2br/2 ba, w/ huge bonus 1996 FORD Explorer XLT Sport $1500 (not hooked up), 18”x8” SS Cragers w/ 24 ACRE farm land seven miles W. of room, storage shed and well irrigation obo, auto 6 cyl, pwds, 2dr, w/hatchback, like new tires, $24,500 or nice antique Lake Butler on SR 238 $200,000, will system, nice neighborhood, trees, radio, CD player, A/C, new tires, A/C car as part trade. 386-325-7243 Hudson finance, 904-502-4983 Crawford fenced yard, block construction clutch, alternator, shocks, brakes, ap- 5.71 ACRES in gated community W. of PEKINGESE puppies, CKC registered $135,400. 386-756-2192 or onestep2@ prox 245k mi; Skechers shape-up shoes Tallahassee, off Hwy 10, about one hour pure breed, males & females, parents yahoo.com Scott $60 obo, work/non-skid, size 5 white; from beach & new airport, $13,900 per on site, home grown with lots of TLC, MAGIC TILT boat trailer, 18’, 2500 lb Phillips 17” computer monitor, $25. 904- acre, selling as one parcel. 904-294- health certificate, $200; for older dogs cap, galv, new winch, jack, bunks, tires/ 291-5076 Cornealy 0162, or [email protected] Jacobs to $550, 352-468-1045 or 352-475-2428 wheels and lights, like new, $500 352- ANDERS Nicolodeun, plays cassettes, MAINE CAMP waterfront seasonal camp Rhea 475-5239 Kallberg CD, record, radio, exc cond., $100; gun w/ additional acre rear lot, on Lake An- TWO cemetery spaces Woodlawn 2.5 ACRES off CR 18 in Brooker, FL, cabinet (10 guns), fair cond., shelf on nabessacook near Monmouth, $225,000. Memorial Park, Orlando, 352-468-1751 hwy frontage, good home site, $35k, top, bottom for storage, $50. 386-752- 207-7541229 or fayes@erawarden. Etheridge 352-494-6321 Hersey 6271 Coleman com Berry 1982 ALLEGRO (Tiffin) 33’ RV, 454 GLASTRON boat, 15½’ w/ trailer, 65 BOWFLEX Motivator 2, exc cond., 10 ACRES fenced with 1997 3 bdrm/2 Chevy motor w/56K miles, good tread, Johnson, trolling motor, adult water skis, $400; Leer Camper shell, fits small ba DW for sale or rent in Lake City, FL., $3500 or trade for Jeep Wrangler or 3 sets 1 single ski, ski vest, 2 adult and pickup, sliding glass on both sides, near schools and town. 386-623-4606 or small car, 352-478-9354 or otway9811@ 1 child, 1 ski chariot, 50 hp Mercury im- sliding window in front, early Chevy truck [email protected] for pix/info. Lee msn.com Isaac peller, 1 set of 8 Autolite resistor spark parts and ‘85 Honda CRX parts. 352- 10 ROSE bushes in pots, tags still on SALT SPRINGS Resort Lot w/park plugs; starter & alternator for 65-66 481-5455 Bungert them, various colors, $5 ea. 904-579- Model, 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, like new, Ford Mustang, make offer, Florahome. LIVE OAKS 15-30 gal pots, 386-467- 4163 lv msg Hensley furnished, move in ready, w/ washer/ 386-659-1372 French 1951 aft 6 pm Morris COAT man’s new all weather coat with dryer, large deck, screen porch, utility STAINLESS steel sheets (2), 3’x8’x1/2” KING SHAKER bdrm set by Crescent, zip-out lining, size 46 long, $70; nearly shed, $76,400. [email protected] diamond plate $100 ea., 904-673-4594 solid cherry, curved headboard and foot- new man’s lightweight navy blue sport Crawford or [email protected] Schaffner board, dresser w/mirror, 2 bdside chests coat, size 46R $18; from the fifties: DOG PEN, 8 panels, two doors, panels 14x60 MH on ½ acre in Fairbanks 2 and bachelor chest, $800; antique four piece Pyrex bowl set, each bowl a 10x6, exc cond. $400, call for pic 386- br 1 ba, 10x20 Fl room, roof over, 2 Queen Anne mahogany buffet with pie different size and color (red, blue, yellow, 684-1350, rodney1350@windstream. sheds, and much more to much to list, crust doors, $400; Mission oak leather green) $32. 904-269-5668 Foss net Emig 352-372-6282 lv msg Jackson recliner with Ottoman, $500; 4 Windsor AMMO, 9mm Blazer Alum 115Gr FMJ, 5+ ACRES, flat land w/ septic system, QUALITY coastal horse hay, barn kept, chairs $40/ea. 352-468-2931 Robinson $14.50/box of 50 (10 boxes avail- electric, well, owner will finance w/ dwn $45 roll, cow hay, $35/roll, Starke area; FARM TRACTOR 1948 I-H McCormick, able). 9mm Wolf Military Classic 115 paymt, 22585 N.E. 130th, Court Rd, off solid wood dining table w/ ceramic top & WD-9 diesel, needs rear tires, great re- Gr FMJ, steel case, $15/box (10 boxes SEPTEMBER 2010 KILOWATT/7 available). Blazer Alum .40S&W 180Gr Lake, clear, sand bottom, good fishing, FMJ, $16.50/box (5 boxes available). swimming, $45,000 352-473-7600 PMC 380auto 90gr FMJ, $19/box (10 Temple boxes avail). 352-262-5533. Pickup in PALATKA 32 acres on Crescent Lake, Hawthorne area. Jimenez 660’ lake frontage, great fishing/hunting FULL SIZE bookcase bed frame/foot $60,000; St. Cloud 1 acre lot fronting board. 9 drawer dresser/mirror, good Hwy 192 close to Orlando and Kissim- cond., $75 for both. Lg round rolls of exc mee $50,000; Piano Fisher baby grand quality hay for horses and cattle, barn and piano player with 264 musical rolls stored, price range $30-$45 on site. Will collector items $3,500. 352-373-1196 deliver on request. Brooker, FL 352- Schmitt ft alum 2 seats, 5 hp Honda, like new, RIDING lawn tractor, cub cadet 25 hp, 485-1218 (h) 352-258-0947 (cell) Dyal BOAT 12’ Sears alum $200; Two H-78- trailer, with new lights, wiring bugs & Kohler eng., 50” cut, front plow included, 6+ ACRES in Montgomery Co., GA. 12 14 tires mounted $10 ea.; gas heater tires $1400; Troy Built leaf shredder, 8 49 hrs, about 2 yrs old, $1400. 386-569- mi. from Vidalia, 20 year old planted $10. 904-964-2162 Green hp industrial plus B&Stratton engine, 4422 Chavis pines. $28,000. 352-495-3359 lv msg or 1 ACRE MINI FARM $99,000, $5000 new battery. 386-467-2509 Riggins MOTORHOME class A 1997 Winnebago [email protected] Fort deposit $500 per month 2 br 2 ba walk MINIATURE horses, 2 weanling fillys Adventure 34’, slide out, 2 AC, jacks, LAKEFRONT 24X60 MH on 2+ acres in closets, large living rm, dining kit lots 1/b/w Pinto $250 ea.,1 buckskin; Bred generator, rear camera, 59,000 mi, very off Baden Powell Rd., needs new of pantry space, new range, ref, mother Appaloosas 1- 35” Chestnut frosted w/ clean, kept under cover $22,000. 352- roof, siding, and floor. Asing $50,000. in law house, barn, pecan & persimmon spots, 1- 34” white,1-32” Strawberry 495-2781 Ranslow HughesNet Direcway satellite dish w/2 trees, grape vines, partially fenced. 417- Pintoloosa spots, starting at $700; 2 ’95 DODGE HD V10 LWB, extended receivers. $100. (Baden Powell Rd) 559-6579 Brown Pinto mares, both bred to 28” appy $650 cab, a/c, auto, 88k miles & 34’ 5th wheel 386-684-2505. Robertjoerooks@yahoo. BOAT 14ft Angler tri-hull w/91 25hp ea. obo; 1-Silver 1- r/w 352-546-1174 trailer w/2 slides, new fridge & carpet, com Rooks Mariner outboard, pull start w/tolling Murray both in exc cond., $11,950. 386-325- 2008 FORD Focus SES, 4 dr, blue, motor, bimini top, galv trailer $1600 5 ACRES, well, septic, Grassy Lake 2473 Harper exc cond., 31,164. mi., 35+mpg, power obo; Large black iron bird cage in good subv. area, Archer, FL (Alachua Co), FORD tractor 8N, rebuilt motor, turf locks, windows, mirror, low tire warning, cond., 2’ deep 3’ tall $100 obo. 386-649- secluded ¼ mile Bumpy Rd, owner tires, runs good, $2,200. 352-595-3208 am/fm CD player, take over payments 9728 Beaver finance $50,000 352-495-3464 Audrey Bassford ($295/mo.) or buy. Hawthorne. 352-481- LEER truck cap, insulated, lined w/ 1.4+ ACRES w/ 3 br/1ba house, T1-11 TILLER, Poulon Series 875, 17” 4538 or 352-745-1473 or mswmrmom@ lights, burgundy, fits Dodge Ram short siding, lots of upgrades, new appli- rear tines, pulls itself, used approx 8 hughes.net Watkins bed A-1 cond., $1200 obo; 6 dog crates ances, 14’ w. MH for workshop, 30x8 hours for special project, $400 obo. 2005 TRIUMPH 170 dual console boat; assd sizes $10-$25, 2 metal puppy or storage trlr, wood shed, barn, fenced w/ Providence, (386) 867-1371 or jewell. 17 ; bimini top; 12hp Minnekota trolling rabbit cages on legs w/rollers & pull-out Crape myrtles, other trees and flowers, [email protected] Worthington mtr; boat cover; 75 hp 4-stroke Yamaha drawer for easy cleaning 26’x33”x32” Middleburg area, $68,000. 904-282- ONE ACRE in Branford FL close to Su- engine; stainless prop; EZ-Loader $50 ea. 386-649-8426 Daniels 9496 Jimmison wannee River, near boat ramp, 4” well, trailer; lifetime hull warranty; engine TWO 1990 Broncos (Eddie Bauer) HAY, Argentina, Bahia, no weeds, horse septic, power on lot, beautiful, $25,000; hours minimal; 28x52 Horton DW on 1-$3500, 1-$1500; 1964 Chev 30 flatbed quality, $3 sq, $30 rolls, start cutting 2003 Cedar Creek 38’ 5th wheel with .63 acre lot in Ft. McCoy; new well, 454 with 400 trans $3500; 1974 Lincoln Aug. 30; Bermuda hay, $3 bale, $35 roll. two-year warranty left, $19,500, or will drainfield, A/C and water softener, 12x22 Mark IV 32k mi $8500 Citra 352-595- 386-623-0523 Howard sale as pkg for $40,000. 904-259-3763 covered front porch. Marsh/pond area 1778 White STIHL weed eater, works good, w/ lv msg or [email protected] behind property. $58,000. pattrixie@aol. 2004 SATURN Vue big Rv ready, to pull instruc manual, harness, string, blades Newmans com Laster w/blue ox hook-up, leather, exc cond, etc $100. 386-467-8182 lv msg Cun- CORDLESS shaver $5; Magnetic shoul- BOXES, new, corrugated cardbrd, 54k mi, 6 cyl, power windows & seats, ningham der wrap $8; Neck support roll $8; Cast folded flat, assorted sizes, 25 cents sunroof, automatic, CD, AM/FM radio, 1999 GMC Sonoma king cab, silver, iron tile hot plate $7; Four Mercedes 14” ea., hundreds avail., from 6X6X6” AC, almost new tires, $7500; 5th wheel $3200; 2004 Harley, blue, nice bike, rims $215; 352-454-3422 or schena@ to 12X12X12”. 352-495-0701 or trailer hitch for RV or horse trailer, like 13,000 mi., $8500. 386-752-3321 Lang juno.com Schena [email protected] Mauch new $350 352-514-7363 Davis 41 ACRES E. Tennessee mtns between REMINGTON Model 7400 .243 cal MINIATURE PONIES, brown and white HOME on 7 acres in Paisley, FL, border- Elizabethton & Roan Mtn, 300’ elev, re- semi-auto rifle w/ scope, very good with blonde manes and tales, mother 7 ing Ocala Nat’l Forest, near Alexander modeled farm house, CH/AC, 15 acres cond.; Simmons model 1044, .44 mag yrs and son is 2, prefer to sell together, Spgs Park, 2003 3/2 MH w/41x28 metal horse quality hay, 1200 Fraser firs, plum, riflescope, 3X10x 44, 60+ rounds ammo, Middleburg area, very sweet and hands bldg, 30x24 metal detached garage, pear, peach trees, blueberries, RV site $600; Alum ramp 10’ long x 4’ wide, two on. $600. 904-291-8875 or kykaham@ 10x12 green house, 12x18 gazebo, w/water, electric 800’ creek front, paved hand rails, $500; CB, TV or outside light Yahoo.com Scheider 20x24 stilt house, 3 RV hookups w/ road $325,000 828-7128858 Lugo tower, 5 mid-sections in good shape, ELEC. WHEELCHAIR new, $1595 obo., water, lots of wildlife, $177,000. 352- HOME 2 bdrm/1ba remodeled ranch needs some work, galv., $500 obo. local delivery avail., metalic red, Middle- 455-6434 or 352-434-9027 Dunn style, 2 car garage, near Ocala Nat’l (386) 661-2002 Smith burg, 904-885-3452 or angelakoch69@ 2 CEMETERY lots, ½ price, Hillcrest Forest, fenced yard for pets, deep Rentals gmail.com Koch Cemetery, east Gainesville, FL. 325- well, furnished, sell or trade for a Please Note: As established in rental KATAHDIN sheep, registered, exc qual- 473-4836 Davis motorhome/5th whl and tow vehicle. ron- ads guidelines published in March 2002, ity stock, 2010 ewe and ram lambs, also POWER wheelchairJazzy Mod 1122, [email protected] Leatherberry members are limited to having one rent- some adults avail., $200 for slaughter new cond, $1,000 obo; Pecan trees, pri- LARGE LOT off New York Ave, Orange al ad per year published in the Kilowatt animals, breeding animals start at $300. vacy trees, sound, dust barriers as well Pk near St. Johns and Rudder Club, w/ Trading Post. Members can also post 386-755-2216 or [email protected] $15 ea., 10 or more $12.50; fruit trees: well septic tank, electric and 3 ton AC, their rental ads on Clay Electric’s online Walford apple, peach, pear, plum, fig, pomegran- $26,000; Mobile home propane gas Trading Post at clayelectric.com. LAKEFRONT DW w/dock 20x28 paved ate, nectarine, blueberry, blackberry furnace “new” $900; 19” TV, cable ready, SWMH in Hampton, FL, 12x60 2 bdrms, carport, remodled new kitchen, Inter- (thornless) 386-454-7587 Webb booklet, $65; Wood bureau 4 large 1 ba w/ fridge & stove, beautiful back lachen area, $69,900 (owner financed) CAMPGRND LOT $20,000 FSBO, #299 drawers, almond color, like new, $70; deck; 352-468-1045 or 352-475-2428 or rent $650/mo.; 1949 Ford 9n farm in Salt Springs, FL, near Nat’l Forest Comforter “red” new double size or twin, (Melrose) Rhea tractor, new radiator, new carb., runs lake and pool, great rental and weekend $14. 904-215-7397 Wetherell NC MTN vacation cabin, enjoy fall color, good, $2500; 1978 Case 480 Backhoe getaway 540-635-1184 Courtney 2 GREY pedestals for washing machine/ close to attractions, outdoor activities. and front end loader, runs good, FIREWOOD oak, seasoned, split, dryer 13”H 27”D 27”W new, $100 ea., $400/wk. 386-752-7860 Kolek $7500. 389-546-5775 or 352-546-5719 stacked, free delivery, 4x4 stack $65. 386-350-0184 Gribble DAYTONA BCH Shores condo, 3 McLendon 352-546-5103 or 352-512-4982-cell THREE LOTS in Jax Memory Gardens bdrm/2ba,11th flr w/ oceanfront and ICW 1990 CLAYTON MH, Springdale model, Bugg Orange Park, $1600 ea., in “Garden of views, avail for weekly rentals, $750/ good cond. w/ new central AC/DC, in 6.5 B&S lawnmower engine; 29 gal fish Life” 904-264-5939 or 904-504-0929 wk. 904 282-5527 lv msg. or hutchek1@ park in Gainesville; park rent $329 or tank w/stand plus xtras $100; Drafting Hogan yahoo.com Leukel move; asking $3900 cash. 352-371- templates, supplies, markers for color YARD Machine 2” 8-hp chipper shred- 2 BDRM/2BA, front and back screened 2917 or [email protected] Perry rendering. 904-282-8276 Petzel der, like new, used only last summer, porches, on one acre fenced in private 10 ACRES in Ocala Nat’l Forest, Hog 2002 COACHMAN travel trailer, 2br, $250 904-259-7422 Sutherland lot off SR 100. $600/mo. 904-769 1314 Valley area, hrd rd frontage, fenced; 2 slides, great for full time or family ROLL-TOP desk, large, $300, Bousquet 12.5 acres in Eastman GA, hrd rd front- camping, good cond, some extras, 48”WX50”H, 28” deep, in Hawthorne; WATERFRONT rental, furnished age, 6 acres planted pines, rest fenced, $15,000. See at 367 North Rd, Maxville Coontie bare root seedlings, thousands 3bd/2.5ba between G’ville & Ocala, wk/ good hunting, 5 mi. from SuperWalmart, 813-416-3023 or bh52volunteer@gmail. avail., 50 cents ea. 352-481-4791 or mo., slps up to 9, aprox 25 miles to UF $4000 per acre, will hold some mort- com Suggs [email protected] Drake events, quaint, cozy, great for vacations, gage. 352-546-3665 (h), 352-817-4404 BOAT 12’ alum, older model Evinrude 1988 CHEVY 4 cyl $600, 4-dr, good 954-748-7460 or 954-540-0370 Green (c) or [email protected] Wainwright 8 hp, 2 seats, trailer with new wiring tires, seats, 2 owners, AC doesn’t work, LAKE LOT w/ 3/2 DWMH, Deer Springs to lights, hubs & tires $900; Boat, 12 color light brwn. 352-473-3814 Hill 8/KILOWATT SEPTEMBER 2010